Examples of using Image surface in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Griebel glued the paper forms are not intuitive to the image surface.
These image surfaces are then spacially arranged in a model.
The scanning disc rotated over an image surface and scanned it line by line.
Central Europe of the starting post-socialist system change disappears progressively of the image surface.
Light: uniform brightness only on the image surface with no light in the room.
Dozens of screen manufacturers around the world arefollowing the standard of unprotected LEDs that form the image surface.
LED billboard with 3 x 1 m image surface, in the same size installed at the three main entrances.
We need two steps, first we need print the image, then we print varnish on image surface in second step.
The"new architecture" becoming an image surface, whose contents(shall) remain obscured?
The handling of his visual structure and the colour scheme of the matte- and at the same time translucent image surfaces- is what unifies his works.
It represents the image surface of visible terrain, infrastructure and vegetation.
Basing his inspiration on a verbal motto, the artist liberates a multitude of images in his mind,which he then transfers into a symbolic image language that he notes down on the image surface.
The work is a balance of abstraction and image, surface and proportion, implied movement and stillness.
Image surface and image space melt into one state(of consciousness), in which categories such as real and unreal, material and immaterial appear obsolete.
Architectural structures begin to wobble, enigmatic beings appear on the image surface for a short moment and, having been exposed to light, fade away again through the alchemy of the dark room.
Significantly, Zipp's new paintings work more than ever as Combine Paintings,i. as paintings in which the image surface is enriched with sculptural components and thus overcome the usual two-dimensionality.
This becomes not least visible in the way in which letters and shapes are applied to the image surfaces in Schmidt's series: they seem like a relief, as if pressed through a stencil, but drawing random threads and developing in various forms and densities a respective material rhetoric of its own.
Daily encounters, talks, images surface and mingle with the surrounding darkness.
And do not these images surface precisely at the vanishing point of this inconceivability?
The low-angle light is aimed nearly perpendicular to the imaged surface of the target object, casting shadows that emphasize changes in elevation.